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F fortunately, no serious injuries or deaths. number six. >> it's the worth toxic algae bloom in recent memory. wiping out marine life by the thousands. >> while the process that creates florida's red tide is natural, the pollution from the number five, the maryland flood. on may 27th. >> flash flooding has turned this town's main street into a raging river. cars have been swept up by the water swept up. >> it was considered a one in a thousand year event. took only two years for history to repeat itself. >> number four, it's a term known to meteorologist.

Event. wiping out sea turtles and other marine lye life by the thousands. >> the red tide, many say the increased agricultural run off and po losing from alberto made the problem even worse. number five, the maryland flood. on may 27th, floods pounded the baltimore area. >> this main street is turned into a raging river. cars have been swept up by the roaring muddy water rushing through ellicot city, maryland. >> many rebuilding from the flash flood of 2016. it was considered a once in a 1,000 year event that took only two years for history to repeat itself. number four, it's a term known to m...

We do. who we love. electronic eyes. the sticky pixel fingerprints follow us almost everywhere, and the weird fractured personal diary they write remains forever. of course, it's meaningless, most of it. meaningless, that is, until it's not. until it's terrifying. the san francisco bay, may 27th, 2011. 6:55 p.m. a young nursing student named michelle le walks across a foot bridge from her training hospital to the parking lot. she is not supposed to be here. for reasons unknown and without permission, she has left her post at the hospital. she walks to her honda crv, just out of camera range. 7...

Polly's death, marc has shared his experience, learned through his own parental grief, with families just like michelle's, adrift and in shock. and the first order of business, said marc -- repair the relationship with the police, which had become very frayed indeed. >> we needed help from the police. and they slowly started to let us know where they thought we should be looking. and when we pressed them, "why should we be looking there? why should we be looking there?" they finally said, "well, because that's where the cell towers take us." >> michelle le, it turns out, went on a strange jour...

>>no he's going to meter the president on thursday. it was a strange day, one of our producers had to put out an email assuring us, "rod rosenstein is still the deputy attorney general of the united states," then quicklyro added, "right now." a source close to rosenstein said that he went too the meetig saying that he was expected to be fired by the chief of staff, john kelly. they were discussing the bombshell report about the may 27th meeting where rosenstein discussed the possibility of wearing a wire to record the president and try to invoke the 25th amendment. rosenstein says he was jokin...